Cuba Crisis Deepens as U S Eyes Intervention
Havana reports say Cuba may see American take over governance if factions cannot reconcile. Taft warns both sides to accept U.S. oversight, as eight U.S. warships lie in Cuban waters including the Louisiana and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Waldeck
Havana
Cuba
United States
Taft
Palma
Sam
American Order & Now
Fatma Administration
Louisiana
Alabama
Aecome Paniog
Cleveland
Anna
Des Moines
Denver
Minneapolis
New York
40000 Men for Cuba Invasion Prepared
Washington, Sept 2. Details of the military plan for the invasion of Cuba were disclosed this morning. Tentative arrangements with New York, Philadelphia, Tampa, New Orleans and other standard cities were made to transport troops. Brig. Gen. Funston, departing for Cuba tonight, will command the invasion army. An Army report states plans include sending 5000 men to Cuba and later reinforcements of 40000 total sailing to the inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetippe
Washington
Cuba
Cubs
Wille
William Stewart Dies After Coal Yard Accident
William Stewart of 1415 Martindale Avenue died at City Hospital after an accident at a coal yard. Employed as a coal company driver, he was crushed when pinned between a building and a wagon, breaking his back. The accident occurred on June 1. He was a year old.
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Stewart
Social round of city life includes many travel notes
Mrs Elizabeth Ballard remains in Columbus as many society figures share updates from Chicago Cedar Lake and Lake Masquinonk with relatives. Numerous engagements and weddings are listed including Miss Violet Keany to Leo Rush Miss Rosa Moore to Emmett Hughes and Miss Monelle Kirkpatrick to Robert Smith, with ceremonies planned in late September and early October. Several guests travel to Michigan Wisconsin and New York while local residents visit Marion Shelbyville and Ashevilles.
New Railroads Helping Alaska and Winter Egg Prices
Report from St Louis on Alaska’s access to goods and labor cost. Eggs sell for 3 dollars a dozen in winter, with freight costs high. Workers receive about 4 dollars per day including board. Commentary notes extreme daylight patterns and remote towns facing disadvantages.
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ST. Louis
Pepe
Alaska
Funkoa
Charlea
Sleinkraua
St. Lona
J. C. Eagan
United States
Alnakald
Steinkrats
St. Louis Sands
Chia City
Heer
Giro
Marth
Panera
Lost Class Flag After Big Fight At Indiana College
About 43 sophomores from Indiana Medical College and Purdue University read ing in daing 23 freshmen captured the freshmen flag and staged a noisy parade near the statehouse. A police call arrived as the clash escalated, four sophomores were knocked out, and several abrasions were reported while freshmen defended their banner amid a chaotic street riot ambiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Medical College
Purdus University
Reading
Liebhart Hopes To Be Naps Mascot In 1900s Note
Local boy Glen Liebhardt seeks mascot role with the Napoleons, praising luck and aiming to boost team fortune. He contends with Tom Hughes for pitching honors in the Southern league, Hughes later recalled to the New York American League. Liebhardt finished the season with a .761 average over 86 games, while Hughes won 25 games with seven losses and two saves.
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Napoleons
Glen Liebhardy
Naps
Cleveland
Tive
Aning Liebhardt
Kilfort
Licely
Thava
Liebhardt
Tom Hughes
Lander
Avanta
Clark Griffith
Hughes
JL Hugries
Governor Higgins Health Affects Return Bid
New York dispatch reports Republicans favor Gov Higgins renomination but his wife Mrs Higgins fears for his health. Campaign chatter notes Brackett and Vinaths as potential alternatives if Higgins declines. Mrs Higgins reportedly undecided as Higgins visits Olenm to seek her view.
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Mrs. Higgins
Seripna-McRae
New York
Sept. S
Rega Ucan
Guv
Gov. Higgins
Higgins
Olenm
Higging
More workmen may quit at Whiting plant
Whiting Ind Sept 22 Between 250 and 490 firemen walked out yesterday at the Standard Oil plant here after a demand for wage increases was refused. A general sympathetic strike is feared with as many as 5,000 workers potentially involved.
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Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Grape Nuts praised for steady nerves and recovery
An Indiana reader recounts severe sun stroke and spinal weakness but credits Grape-Nuts and Postum with a dramatic recovery. The testimonial claims weight gain from 118 to 145 pounds and improved memory, urging others to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Expect to Defeat Hearst in Buffalo Convention Fight
The anti Hearst faction plans to block the Buffalo Democratic convention endorsement of the New York editor. Lead figures include Rowx Murphy of Trummany Hall, with Mayor McCicin considering travel to Buffalo to join anti Hearst efforts.
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Hearst
Health Inspector Hamiet Resigns Over Uniform Issue
E M Hamiet city health inspector and son of Councilman John Hamiet resigned from city service citing dislike of wearing the department uniform. The report notes some inspectors avoid uniforms by dressing in civilian clothes when away from offices.
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E. M. Hamiet
John H. Hamlet
Hamlet
Funeral for John R. Praveson Held Privately at Home
The funeral of the late John R. Praveson was held Friday afternoon at 1020 N Pennaytvanian. Pastor Nell McPherson of Tabernacle Presbyterian conducted the services. The funeral and burial at Crown Hill were private. An hour before the services, Indianapolis Gas Service employees associated with Mr Pearson visited the home to view the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Praveson
N. I
Central Baptist Association Meets in Lebanon
The Central Baptist association will gather at the Mirae Baptist church in Lebanon on Tuesday September 25 for a two day session. Leaders from local churches and pastors will attend to discuss cooperative outreach and missionary support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ind
Central Baptist Association
Mirae Baptist
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Promised Breath Freshness
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure for bad breath and digestive odor. It claims charcoal absorbs impurities from the stomach and intestines, leaving breath pure and stomach comfortable. Readers are urged to request a free sample by mail and then buy the product locally.
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Stuart
Btuart
Inslde
Tras
Fla
Stuart Con
Stuart Bus
Marshall
Alaska Rumors and Yukon Policing Highlight Remote Life
The article describes harsh winters and rough travel across Alaska and the Yukon. It notes Big Moose Alex McDonnell’s insurance payout evolution from a small sum to a major annual income. It praises the Yukon police telegraph system and outlines plans to curb crime as roads improve. Juneau is cited as Alaska’s capital with a growing economy.
Bequests by Gov Bliss Named in Estate Plans
Saginaw dispatch reports ex-Gov Aaron T Bliss bequeathing funds to Alma College Ott Ladies Home of Oneida and the city of Saginaw for Riley Park beautification. Major bequests include 310,009 to Albton College 410,000 to Alma College 15,000 to Ott Ladies' Home and 326,000 to Saginaw. Writings indicate multiple debts and a claim the will relies on Bliss’s life insurance as principal asset.
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Bliss
Saginaw
Med
Aaron T. Aliss
Yesterias
Albton College
Alma College
Ladies’ Home
Oneida
Riley Park
Ates. Hite
Witeh
W. la Bilax
Republican Nominee Withdraws From County Ticket in Columbus
A Republican candidate for county positions in Columbus withdrew from the ticket on September 22 amid party managers rejecting a pact with Democrats to drop brade and booze from the slate. The withdrawal followed discussions aimed at eliminating alcohol and related costs from the ticket.
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Spretal
Sam
Columbus
Joe Ip
Hert
County
Namason
Dreamne
Brade
Booze
Large Sales Barn to Feature 101 Horses and Exhibition Ring
Special to the Sun reports in Colemburg Indiana that William Mobley of Ibarterine near here is promoting a large sales barn. The plan includes a contract for Baldering a mes with a stake for 101 horses and an exhibition ring with seats for 150 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colembur
Ind
William Mobley
Ibarterine
Gaisford Died in England Spectal to the dun
Fragmentary notice reports Gaisford died in England with unclear details. Mention includes Bonthampton, 19 acta visiting aedauabrer and a reference to jewelry business. Source text is garbled.
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Gaisford
Englan
Antmerson
Inglind
Railroad Money in the Campaign in Wisconsin
In St Paul a commission probes alleged railroad political spending to defeat Governor La Follette. Attorney James Mannanan questions Tremholm over leaves for employees to campaign in Wisconsin, and Perrin's firm hired to assist in the La Follette opposition. Testimony cites road funds paid for salaries and expenses as the probe continues Monday.
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ST. Paul Road
LA Follette
Scrippe MeNar
ST. Paul
Minn
Vomente Railway
Aml
Commianton
Regart
Pttempe
Hubert Mola Poljerte
la Banc Pubere
Wisconsin
Chicago
Minneapolis & Omans
James Mannanan
Perceivers’ and Shippers’ Association
Tremhalm
Wisconsia
le Forletse
Orher Siima
Mannahan
Tremholm
Solon Perrin
Atories
Fehr
la Poillette
Trenholm
Derrin
Dal
Derein
Grand Lodge Will Meet for Indiana Pyrates Revival
Warren MeCain aged 71, lifelong Mason, served as Indianapolis police officer and detective for Big Four Railroad. He died leaving a widow and three children. Grand Lodge of Indians, Knights of Pythias, will convene Saturday at 2 PM in the city for session with candidates and officers, including potential changes in grand chancellor seat.
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Warren MeCain
Oullanapane Jolie Fort
Meyslunt Pales
Hig Reatitence
Troyuve
Ciy
McCain
Indlang
Shelby County
Indianapolis
INT
Big Four Railroad Company
Furrview Park
Kimo
Ain
Zhon Cays
J. Dunton
Rand
Jance Monyhan
Funeral for Jean Maris Janneaux in St Josephs Church
The funeral of Jean Maris Janneaux was held Saturday at 9 in St Josephs Church with burial in Maly Cross cemetery. A well known French resident, born September 1851 in Lite Brive tany, he trained in the French army and served with distinction before moving to America. He and his family lived at 2 N Eastat. survivors include a widow, one daughter Bihe Lutu Janneaux, and three stepdaughters Mrs Joseph La Jas per, Mrs Jamea H Davia, and Mrs FP S Grome.
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Jean Maris Janneaus
St. Joseph's Church
Maly Cross
Janneaux
Lite Brivetany
France
Jansieaux
Amet Jek
Terre Haute
Indiarepalla
N. Eastat
Bihe Lutu Janneaux
Mra
Joseph la Jasper
Jamea H. Davia
Milianapolis
Mire FP
S. Grome
Legacmporct
Surprised Prosecutor Sees Wickard Conspiracy Case Delayed
Prosecutor Charley Benedict returned from Michigan City Prison where he met with David E. Sherrick to confirm trial of Willer S. Wickard for conspiring to entreat the state's money. Judge Fremont Alford postponed the case to the next term due to lack of a special judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley 2. Benedict
Michigan City
David E. Sherrick
Willer S.S. Wickard
Sherrick
Fremont Alford
Wickard
Jury awards girl $4,000 in railroad suit
In Danville on September 22 Roanen Fernald sued the Big Four railroad for $10,000 and the jury granted $4,000. At the time of the incident a worker was killed and another injured. The plaintiff has two more actions pending against the railroad for $20,000 each.
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Danville
Roanen Ferneld
Big Four Railroad
Afther
Purchase of State Agency Firm Favored by Court
Endorsed notes from Otto Van Loningham and Andrew Sweeney point to completion of the Purchase of the State Agency by Kanai Velty. Way Laningham will issue four notes to complete the deal, with director endorsements anticipated before submission to the court.
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State Agency Company
Otto L. van Loningham
Kanai Velty
Superior Court
Andrew M. Sweeney
State Life Insurance Company
Kanana City
Way Laningham
The
Great Western
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Paulschapat
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Rushville
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Opush
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Liebhart
Logansport
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Meeting OF Baptists
Alex McDonnell
Yukon
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Othe Reid
Brent Deat
Pak
Pelngong
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Warren McCain
Grand Lodge
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LA Belle
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